@Tweets4Credits in my opinion its a breach of privacy from the employer. Although youre putting yourself out there to be seen i dont agree that companies can look at it to establish what kind of person you are out of work.
@Tweets4Credits I don't think its lost its value, if anything it has created so much more awareness for certain movements that have happened that you probably wouldn't have seen or heard of if social media did not exist.
@brooke_fishman i think its because were all still adjusting, we have been in a different environment for 2 years. It affects a person when all your communication is online.
Has anyone ever noticed how dependent we are on communicating through social media or is it just me? I sometimes don't have the phone numbers of people i speak with and only use social media to contact them.
@MaxGregoire_ I dont think they should censor negative comments either. It does give a sense of a false narrative of the UNDP as it would only show the good comments and no bad comments.
@HamzeKaraouni@Lesson12 Yes, i would have to say that when social media allows us to access what news is happening in other countries, it becomes very interesting because people become more aware of other countries business and have more of a social understanding of what other countries are experiencing